Sport, identity, and ethnicity
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Sport, identity, and ethnicity
（Berg ethnic identities series）
Berg, c1996
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
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: cloth ISBN 9781859731406
内容説明
Sport is now a major industry -- and one of increasing importance throughout both the developed and developing world -- but, until now, it has received little serious attention from anthropologists. In this first general book on the anthropology of sport, the contributors look at how different sports are used by a wide variety of peoples to express, manipulate and negotiate their identities, and to challenge the way they are defined by others.Chapters address:- the role played by football teams in colonial Zimbabwe to express locals' autonomy from their British rulers; - the evolution of one of Venice's central festive occasions -- its regatta -- from a ritual of state to a sport of the people; modern and postmodern transformations of polo in Pakistan, its original home- the resolution of problematic aspects of social life in Turkey through wrestling; - the manner by which Catalan nationalists successfully exploited the Barcelona Olympics for their own political ends; and- the controversy between anglers and anti-anglers in Britain. This pioneering volume will be of interest to anthropologists, sociologists, sport historians and all those interested in this popular subject.
目次
Contents: J MacClancy, Sport and Identity: An Introduction -- M. Stokes, 'No time for talking': Contest, Deceit and the Wrestler in Turkey -- O. Stuart, Players, Workers, Protestors: Social Change and Soccer in Colonial Zimbabwe -- P. Werbner, Fun Spaces: On Identity and Social Empowerment among British Muslims -- J. MacClancy, Angling: A Live Issue -- L. Sciama, The Venice Regatta: From State Ritual to Sport -- P. Parkes, Polo and Politics in the Hindu Kush -- J. MacClancy, Nationalism at Play: The Basque Community and Football
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: pbk. ISBN 9781859731451
内容説明
Sport is now a major industry -- and one of increasing importance throughout both the developed and developing world -- but, until now, it has received little serious attention from anthropologists. In this first general book on the anthropology of sport, the contributors look at how different sports are used by a wide variety of peoples to express, manipulate and negotiate their identities, and to challenge the way they are defined by others.Chapters address:-the role played by football teams in colonial Zimbabwe to express locals' autonomy from their British rulers; -the evolution of one of Venice's central festive occasions -- its regatta -- from a ritual of state to a sport of the people; modern and postmodern transformations of polo in Pakistan, its original home-the resolution of problematic aspects of social life in Turkey through wrestling; -the manner by which Catalan nationalists successfully exploited the Barcelona Olympics for their own political ends; and-the controversy between anglers and anti-anglers in Britain. This pioneering volume will be of interest to anthropologists, sociologists, sport historians and all those interested in this popular subject.
目次
Contents: J MacClancy, Sport and Identity: An Introduction -- M. Stokes, 'No time for talking': Contest, Deceit and the Wrestler in Turkey -- O. Stuart, Players, Workers, Protestors: Social Change and Soccer in Colonial Zimbabwe -- P. Werbner, Fun Spaces: On Identity and Social Empowerment among British Muslims -- J. MacClancy, Angling: A Live Issue -- L. Sciama, The Venice Regatta: From State Ritual to Sport -- P. Parkes, Polo and Politics in the Hindu Kush -- J. MacClancy, Nationalism at Play: The Basque Community and Football
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